s. right now at 11:00, concern over the technology used in a sophisticated car burglary and it is all caught on burglary. >> i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai and they are breaking in without breaking a window. jane ellie joining us many in

sauce lee ito, and how are you doing it? >> well, now we are using a key fob, but police are saying that they are using a electronic to override our fobs to break in. >> so he just saw me leave and then comes back to break it in. >> reporter: she knew that a man broke into her car as a neighbor caught it on camera. but how is baffling. >> my car will lock. >> reporter: in a matter of seconds, he touches one of the sensors, and steals the triathlete's $5,000 bike and then he gets out, and stops,

touching the car again and this time locking the doors. >> it freaks me out, because i was literally here, and in my house, and 60 feet away. >> and sausalito police say that the thieves are learning how the overrooid the electronic locks. >> using a remote or unknown electronic device the doors are opening. >> the national insurance crime bureau are saying that the e handheld electronic scanner devices are giving crooks easy access. >> it is my fault for trusting the environment, and leaving the bike in the car, but at the same time it is freaky, and you feel violated. >> reporter: she is hoping that the video will lead to the recovery of her bike and missing

items. >> reporter: if you recognize the man in the video, give the police a call. don't leave valuables in your car is about all you can do. >> thank you. the weekend is here, and so is the rain. at this hour, the forecast is changing. it is a small dose of winter, and few showers today, and much colder temperatures. chief meteorologist e jeff ranieri is here to tell us where to expect the showers. >> the low pressure is slowly moving off to the south, and once it gets here, we will see the possibility of the rainfall increase over the bay area. as we zoom in, there is a new batch developing over the past hour with its sights over the bay area. it will take 6 to 8 hours to get ehire, but ahead of that, we have a lot of wind today, and the temperatures are dropping 9 to 14 degrees colder with the daytime highs in the upper 50s and low 60s.

it is a another cold one as we head out tomorrow, and the possibility of the rainfall. take this into account, and 99% of the instability will stay out here in the pacific, and by tomorrow morning at 7:30 we expect the few showers to develop here across the south bay, and the santa cruz mountains mountains, and that is going to be continuing through 1:00, and through portions of the east bay, and as well. so we are going to be tracking full time and not coming up, but i want to take you through the sierra, and getting the major snow through interstate 80 and 50 and snow as low as 3800 feet i have calculated this evening, and we will talk more about the totals of how much we will get this weekend in 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. the microclimate coverage will continue today in the bay at 7:00 a.m. >> and just into the newsroom, the car belonging to the victim of a homicide victim in sonoma

county has been found. they found the woman in penngrove, but the lexus had been missing until tonight, but the investigators would not reveal where it turned up. and who is knocking on the front door? police say that solicitors may be casing your house for burglars, and people in the exclusive peninsula community are e fedfed up after a sharp increase in burglaries. that is usually a low crime area? >> yes, that is true. usually the crime is low in los altos. except for burglaries which are up. and now the police have called a series of meetings to alert residents. >> they look like they have been here for a while, because you come back and the whole house had been through. sflr after a return from a

camping trip they found their house ripped apart by burglars. >> it looks like they pried apart the screen, and came through the window which is bold to say the least. >> reporter: but tougher still, it was the second time. >> and we lock the gate now, and we are thinking of getting the cameras, because after it happens twice, what else can you do to protect the home? >> reporter: police say that los altos is dealing with a wave of burglaries. >> we did see a spike overall with burglaries, and spike of 50% from what we had the previous year. >> reporter: tonight, the police are warning that solicitors could be casing your house. >> absolutely. we know that the people who are acting like solicitors are going to the house looking for the directions or say they are go ging to the wrong address. >> reporter: while you are talking to them at the front door the accomplice is going around the back. >> tayhey try to determine if a

homeowner is home alone, and the person goes to the side or the back and then enters the home. >> reporter: and they don't simply open the door. >> we are on edge, and if a stranger comes into the house, they are not welcome. >> and ultimately we love the house and the neighborhood, and we won't let outsiders dictate long term how we feel even though short term, it is unsettling. unsettling. >> now a different of knowing that other residents were also being burglarized, so the meetings will alert the residents to know what is going on, and check out the website where they report every single activity go g oning on in the city including the burglaries. for los altos, peggy bunker.

well, a different burglary happening in san francisco, another smash and grab in the city. the police say that the silver pickup truck was used in the latest break-in. it happened in a high end store in the nob hill neighborhood. there have been five other smash and grab burglaries like this one in san francisco in recent months. police have not said if they are connected. the san francisco police chief will meet with the community monday after last night's deadly police shooting. they say that the man was trying to rob the victim at knife point. it happened near folsom and first street. they saw the man with the robbery attempt, and they open d fired fire when the man refused to drop the knife. the big money makeover of the dolores park was put on hold today. extra equipment and worker were

on hand after a drunken party on wednesday night ended with people smashing the beer bottles right there in the sand. the city's rec department said it sis a setback for the current renovation. it is a popular restaurant in berkeley, and now part of the measles measles' scare. a customer died last friday night after being infectious and didn't have the symptoms until last week. if you were at la med, monitor your health until march. and beautiful landscape is what google is proposing for the new expanded headquarters. we were the only tv station as they delivered new plans for the headquarters at mountain view city hall. they want canopies and movable structures and underground parking. but many people are curious about the already heavy traffic. they want to know if new housing

is needed to balance the high concentration of jobs. next at 11:00, the popular bakery is making a not so sweet discovery. stolen recipes. >> and uber what happens after hackers hackers get into the business. what was compromised. and breast cancer patients are being given a new way to extend their lives. and jeff ranieri here. we are tracking the rain off of the coast, and plus the snow and how much we could pick up. that is all coming up in a few minutes.

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report. >> reporter: a three-month-old startup that is n joying the surge of pop larularity. in fact, in a three-month-old startup, they are sold out within fife hours. >> i said, well, i would like to say that my recipes have been stolen. >> reporter: the recipes were backed up on the computer. >> and people were calling in asking about the croissant-muffin combinations. if not, we are not coming in. >> and you know, i think that it may have been a rival. and if it is worth stealing, then it is worth making. >> reporter: but stephen says that it does not matter if someone else has the recipe,

because directions are part of the battle, and most of the success is the technique which the thief may not have. the native australian says that if the suspect is caught he sis not sure if he is going to press charges, because what goes around comes around. >> an ill-gotten recipe never happens happens. the ovens will not work, and the pay tris will be soggy. >> reporter: nothing else was taken, but just the recipes. and while there was no signs of forced entry, they insist it is not an inside job. sxloo and now, hackers have hit uber drivers. revealing today, the company says that somebody breached the systems last may. the hackers obtained the names and license numbers of 15,000 employees. the customers have not been affected. they have updated the cyber

security. and now a breakthrough in breast cancer. a new therapy developed right here in the bay area is to prolong patients' lives by 16 months. doctors say it is unprecedented. this is ian kole. >> michelle avry was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013. the doctors said that her cancer was aggressive and spreading quickly. >> i had cancer through the spine and the hipbones. i had too many liver lesions to be able to count. >> reporter: her doctors elect pord the treatment found to be successful for women with incurable positive cancer and avry was overwhelmed. >> and then to learn that for the rest of your life, every three weeks, you will have to do the infusions and i thought, oh, my gosh who could do that? but it is okay. >> and instead of using just chemotherapy, the doctors added two more drugs.

and when this method was tested in the clinical trials it expanded the person's life expek tan expeck and the si for a year. >> this is the disokof ri that is unprecedented and we don't see anything like this. >> reporter: and it is uncommon, because most of the drugs will add a few month, and most of the patients given the cocktail will live nearly five years compared to the life span of two to three years. >> there are women who will be treated with this therapy who will never relapse. the disease will be controlled forever. in other words, an incurable disease in some dipatients will be curable. >> and the therapy is not new to most doctors, but the clinical trial is and the findings were pub published in the new england journal of science. >> it is really amazing.

it is research for 30 years in trying to understand what drives a subset of breast cancers. >> reporter: the drugs may not be for everybody, because it costs $11,000 a month, and insurance companies cover some patients, and the company has a program for those who can't afford it. and for this patient, the tumors and the lesions have disappeared and she is going to continue the treatment, and says it is life changing. >> it has bneen a year and a half, and so far, so far it has been great. >> ian kole nbc news. >> life changing for sure. great news. and now, one of the green spots lands on top of my house. >> i knew that you would say that, and i made a call earlier today, and it is going to be happening. >> yay, great! >> i know that a lot of you are hoping for the rainfallk and we will see what we can squeeze out of this system for the corps off of the next eight hours, and

then we will see that rain pick up, and for the newly updated forecast it is a slight risk of severe weather, and possibility of isolated storms and winds could gust up to 30 miles per hour and it may also produce hail, and now we will take you into the showers into the weekend and we will have scattered showers into the peninsula, and it is mainly dry for the east bay and the north bay, and the temperatures will start off in the 40s, and let's move into the future cast and as we have been seeing, it is going to be moving off to the north. and the counter clockwise should spin up moisture in the morning hours across the santa cruz mountain, and this is doing to be the bulls eye of the activity, and the forecast, and from 7:30 in the morning to 1:00, it is continually going to

show the wet weather across the south bay, and yes, we will will get something in the east bay, and spotty in the north bay, but once again, heading into the santa clara valley to san mateo, and to san francisco, and that is where we have the great esest shot, and going to 5:00, a little bit of the intensity there, the orange and the yellow yellow, and that is an indication of the thunderstorms that we may get to the afternoon hour and a possibility of the showers to the forecast and once again, the colder temperatures. and we had some of those temperatures this the upper 70s, but it is gone. 59 in san jose and morgan hill to 58, and no doubt, they will have the highest chance of the wet weather. you could see the pe nensninsula, and mix of sun and clouds and then again, a spotty shower. we will see the same thing porfor the north bay and the east bay and the tri valley after that,

and 78 degrees yesterday, and you were down to 60 degrees for tomorrow. santa rosa 58 and for santa sellma 58 and the tri valley near 68. to the extended forecast not wet for the entire forecast, and the temperatures warm up slightly, and not a warm day entirely, and 64 in san francisco, and another weaker storm system as we head out through monday, and the possibility of scattered showers tuesday and wednesday, and sunny skies skies, and we can't go without telling you about the earth snow snow. it is still in the forecast, and we are talking about 20 inches at squaw, and 14 inches at tahoe city, and kirkwood is around 13 inches as well. if you are headed up that way, snow levels are change at around 3800 feet, and it is going to be icy, and early on, and raj and

jessica, i need a little time off. >> yes. >> and that oscar dress has turned up. >> and we have jimmy. >> and now we have elana glazer, and so many great guests coming up next. you have to watch.

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memory live long and prosrosper. >> the oscar dress that was stolen from actress lupita nyong'o was pound in a bathroom. it was decorated with 6,000 pearls and estimated to be worth $150,000 $150,000. and now, the sales of a roman original dress skyrocketed after it was an internet sensation yesterday. sales up 350%, and that is after the picture picture of the dress went viral, and others see it as black and gold, and some see it black and blue, and now the company is creatings a black and white version as well. >> that sis the last story about that dress hopefully? >> yes. >> we have geraud moncure up next.

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let me get this straight earlier you promised janelle rain over her house, and nothing about me? where's the love? >> of course. i will try to make a call before

i step out. all right. >> and you can see it tomorrow morning, the south bay peninsula and for san francisco not saying where you live, but good chances there. and east bay, dry for the morning hours but the possibility of some isolated rain and thunderstorms, and the greatest in san jose tomorrow where it will be cold with the temperatures in the upper 50s and the chances for showers in san francisco as well. and sunday, that dry day in the forecast, and then another weaker system and then we have sunshine tuesday today and wednesday and if you are head nod sierra, it is going to be epic. >> oh, that is a snowboarder term. i like it. >> he dropped the e-word. >> yes. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- josh hutcherson. abbi jacobson and ilana glazer. chef michael schlow.